Quilting feathers beginners class part 2- five more exercises to learn a perfect feather
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- Today more exercises that will help you in quilting the feather that you want to quilt. First exercise is a warm-up, a gentle arch. The other two are circles of different radii. The exercise #4 is a traditional question mark shape. And at the end we will try a meander. Let’s quilt together!
I also added some nice music @liborioconti . It is relaxing, meditative and it is similar to the music I listen to when I quilt. I hope you like it 😊 - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Thank you for the wonderful demonstration of feather possibilities. You are inspiring my practice work! All of your videos are amazing. Such a library of ideas and designs you have ❤
I am so happy to hear it. I find quilting relaxing and rewarding. And the process fascinating! Hope to hear from you again!!!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you again, I like the 'imperfect' plums better than the perfect ones.
Me too! Perfection means end of line, no more development. And I like to move forward and learn new things...
This is the best feather demonstration I’ve seen. With the background music I’ll likely be doing feathers in my sleep. Thank you so much for this video. Will likely refer to it many times.
Thank you for this lovely comment! Happy to hear it❤❤❤. I hope you will also try it in real life😁. I know that my feathers got better. In a way it is super focused practice . Have agood day!
Excellent, as usual. I especially love the round wreaths!
Thank you! I was also very pleased with the result❤❤❤. I noticed, smaller the circle, more challenging it gets, but they were fun
Love the background music very relaxing
I am happy you like it, but the credit goes to @liborioconti
Very beautiful! Thank you for sharing! I will use your tutorials as I practice!!
Thank you for your comment. Please do. This is one of the resons why I keep making my videos❤❤❤
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Hi there! Welcome to my channel. I visited Singapur once ❤❤❤. Incredible place and incredible people. Thank you for your comment and hope to hear from you again!
That’s fantastic
thank you! It is good practice video❤❤❤
I'm following from Turkey..great tutorial🥰
Welcome! Thank you for your comment! I am happy you like it. Try it out and let me know if it helped!❤❤❤
Good tutorial a lot of help. ThankYou!!
Thank you for your comment! I am happy I could help!❤❤❤
Fantastic video. Thank you. I’ll definitely be practicing this one also. These feathers are beautiful 🤩 Have a beautiful week ❤🌻🌞
I liked this series. I am getting better at logic behind the exercises. And, I als got better! I liked the wreat´hs and now I am thinking about a project where I could use them..... It never ends. Have a wonderful week!❤❤❤
@@quiltingnerd this was a great series. I do have a question. Why is only half of a feather created to start with? Is it easier to get the next feather down to the spine better?
@@TheJAG1357 You can quilt a whole feather. When I quilt it on a quilt I start at a seam so I quilt only half a feather. For a wreath, then I can join them better. Otherwise, there is no good reason, just a habit... A whole plum will give the free standing feather a more complete look, definitely.
@@quiltingnerdthat makes total sense now. Thank you so very much ❤️❤️🤗
@@TheJAG1357 Thank you for pointing it out 😀❤❤❤. The things we do without thinking!
The good thing I have found with this method is if you quilt a plume that’s not round enough, you can round it when you back track over it and it still looks great.
I know, I do the same 😂😁❤❤❤
So cool👍💖